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Daily Intelligencer - New York Magazine (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
The fact that the CEOs of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs have been dining together on the regular doesn't mean anything : "Senior executives at both firms say … that Mack and Blankfein are merely commiserating about being bank holding companies, and strategizing how they're going to deal with their new status." And when Mack complimented Blankfein on the way the candlelight glinted...
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Telegraph Blogs : Guests (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
This one from the strange but true school of life. John and Lloyd have been having dinner together. This might not sound that odd, if the pair in question were not John Mack, chairman of Morgan Stanley, and Lloyd Blankfein, his oppo from Goldman Sachs. Before the credit crisis began, the two men were deemed to be so influential and all-encompassing, that even talking to one another...
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DealBreaker (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
... wonders? Senior executives at both firms say no, that is not the case, but rather that Mack and Blankfein are merely commiserating about being bank holding companies, and strategizing how they're going to deal with their new status. Oh noes for CNBC! Think, damn it, think! If the story about GS and MS merging is bull shit, what would make an even bigger (fake) story'? [snaps fingers] How...
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Fool.com (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
... Schultz$99 millionMEMC Electronic Materials (NYSE: )Nabeel Gareeb$80 millionGoldman Sachs (NYSE: )Lloyd Blankfein$74 millionLimited Brands (NYSE: )Leslie Wexner$56 millionYum! Brands (NYSE: )David Novak$55 millionSource: Forbes. Annual compensation is for most recent available fiscal year. As I’m sure you suspect, these are just a handful of the multi-multi-million-dollar payouts...
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The Street (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
... and they usually fall when markets sour, according to BloombergGoldman Sachs said last month CEO Lloyd Blankfein and six other top executives at the bank won't be receiving cash or stock bonuses for 2008.
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The Street (Free subscription) | 03/12/2008
... usually fall when markets sour, according to Bloomberg. Goldman Sachs ( - - ) said last month CEO Lloyd Blankfein and six other top executives at the bank won't be receiving cash or stock bonuses for 2008.
